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Andy Dick is at it again — and this is next-level scary.
The eternally troubled comedian invited a journalist to his El Lay home on Wednesday to spill the tea about his near-death drug disaster the day before. ICYMI, the sitcom veteran was spotted slumped over on a set of grimy stairs in Hollywood while his frantic friends tried to jolt him back to reality. One buddy was screaming while the other busted out Narcan and saved his life with a quick jab. SO scary!
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Cut to Wednesday’s interview, then, where Andy greeted a TMZ cameraperson with a cheerful “I’m 100 percent fine” before immediately upgrading himself to “110 percent.” He was being flanked by the same two guardian angels from the overdose video, too.
When asked exactly what went down on that Hollywood sidewalk, Andy tried to let one of his pals explain. The friend said:
“We were going to hang out with Andy. We had a whole entire day planned. And he got away from us for a few minutes, he did something that messed him up, and I had to use some Narcan. But it was a group effort of all our friends that saved him.”
But that’s when Andy jumped in with his own explanation about how he sat down next to somebody who appeared down on their luck and decided to do some “crack” with the man. Andy said he didn’t “mind doing a little crack every now and then,” as well, adding:
“There was a guy that was my age, and I felt for him. He has kids, and he was depressed, and he was on the sidewalk, and I was like, ‘I’ll sit with you.’ And then he whipped out, sorry, but, crack. And I was like, ‘you know what? I might need a little bit of that.’ I wanted to see what he was doing, and also, I don’t mind doing a little crack every now and then. That was stupid of me. I just met this guy who was my age, and he had kids, and he was going through s**t, and he was smoking something on tin foil, and, like, I know what that is. I said, ‘just give me some.’”
Sheesh…
Ch-ch-check out the full interview (below):
Wow. Just… wow.
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